Adnominal demonstratives are the same as the locational demonstratives seen above.

Generic demonstratives are typically found compounded with 'pnih' and these are typically contracted, i.e.:

'pñork' - this thing here 'pñuang' - that thing there (proximal) 'pñeuuk' - that thing over there (distal)

Technically, they behave in the same way as adjectives/attributive verbs, which are difficult to describe -- they agree with the noun in case and gender when adnominal, and can  act as independent nouns with no change in form (keeping the gender agreement). Thus, a generic "that" is typically in the inanimate gender, and matches only some adnominal forms.